Socket set Wera Belt B 4 3/8" Metric

Typically Wera designed robust textile belt with 9 sockets taking up minimal space. A smooth turning Twist to Unlock mechanism ensures a secure fit and simple removal of the sockets. Comes with „Take it easy“ Tool Finder with colour coding according to size to enable the right tool to be selected easily and quickly. Includes a snap hook for secure fastening to a belt loop or pocket. Supplied with a nonwoven reverse side and hook and loop strips for simple attachment e.g. to a wall, shelf, tool trolley and to the Wera 2go tool transport system.

Advantages

The Wera Belt B 4 3/8" Metric combines compact storage for nine sockets with a Twist to Unlock mechanism for safe, quick socket changes. Colour-coded "Take it easy" Tool Finder speeds up size recognition, while the integrated snap hook and hook-and-loop strips provide multiple secure attachment options. The nonwoven reverse side protects surfaces and adds durability.

Suitable for

• Mechanics and workshop use where compact socket storage is required
• Service technicians who need quick socket identification and access
• DIY projects that require a portable, organized socket set

Key specifications

• Brand: Wera
• Model: Belt B 4
• Drive size: 3/8"
• Socket quantity: 9 (metric)
• MPN: 05003973001
• EAN: 4013288194978
• Features: Twist to Unlock mechanism, "Take it easy" colour coding, snap hook, nonwoven reverse, hook-and-loop strips

How to use

Attach the textile belt to a belt loop or pocket using the snap hook, or fix it to a wall, shelf or tool trolley using the supplied hook-and-loop strips. Select the correct metric socket by colour using the "Take it easy" Tool Finder, push the socket onto the 3/8" drive and engage the Twist to Unlock mechanism until it locks. To remove a socket, operate the Twist to Unlock mechanism and pull the socket off.

Usage recommendations

Store the belt in a dry place and check the Twist to Unlock mechanism and snap hook periodically for wear. Use the colour coding to reduce time spent searching for the right socket and attach the belt to a stable surface when working at a bench to prevent loss of sockets.